Staying at Mount Gambier Central Caravan Park means you’re right in the heart of town, perfectly positioned to explore the best of what Mount Gambier has to offer, just a short walk or drive from your site or cabin.
Mount Gambier is set in one of South Australia’s most breathtaking regions. Explore World Heritage - listed caves, rugged coastlines, and the renowned Coonawarra wine region. And don’t miss the stunning Blue Lake, which changes colour with the seasons – an absolute must-see!
The Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre
A quick 4-minute stroll to top performances and cultural events.
Engelbrecht Cave
Dive into adventure beneath the city streets. Famous for its stunning underwater caves and diving experiences.
Umpherston Sinkhole, Blue Lake, and Crater Lakes
All within a 3 km radius. Don't miss the chance to hand-feed friendly possums in the sinkhole at night!
Mount Schank
Hike up a dormant volcano and take in panoramic views.
Port MacDonnell
A scenic drive away. Visit the hub of South Australia’s rock lobster industry. If you’re here between October and May, enjoy fresh local lobster.
Piccaninnie and Ewens Ponds
Crystal-clear diving and snorkelling spots (permits required).
Lady Nelson Visitor Centre
Just 1 km away for local maps, tips, and a bit of Mount Gambier history.
Jens Hotel
Great for casual pub-style meals. Popular with workers. (3-minute walk)
Mac’s Hotel
Welcoming atmosphere for all ages.
RSL Mount Gambier
Good value and easy going.
… plus many more within easy reach.
Metro Bakery & Café
Great coffee and food.
San Piero Coffee Bar
Excellent brews, right across from Aldi.
Presto Eatery
A favourite for fresh, tasty meals and coffee.
… and plenty more tucked around the corner.
Try Southern Thai Cafe, Bahn Kubo, or Wild Ginger Thai – all within a 5–15 minute walk.
You’ll also find a variety of cuisines nearby to suit any craving.
Just 1 minute away: Chicken Boss, Domino’s, pizza places, fish & chips, Indian, and Chinese.
A short drive (2 mins): Fast-food staples like KFC, McDonald’s,
and Hungry Jack’s.